Art History Faculty Lecture | Mark Abbe

Image: Portrait of Alexander. Marble with painting and gilding. H. 18.5 cm., c. third century BC. Princeton University Art Museum, inv. 2008.330. 

Art History Lecture | Connor Hamm

Banner Image: Detail of Edwin and Elise Harleston, View From Magnolia's White Bridge (c. 1926).

Art historian Connor Hamm will present the lecture “Mastering the Plantation: The Landscapes of Edwin and Elise Harleston.”

Art History Lecture | Teddy Perkins

Image: Flinders University, still image from Natalie Harkin's "Archive Fever Paradox 2 Whitewash Brainwash, 2014." YouTube video. 3:12. 6 Nov 2014.

4'33" Research Competition in the Arts

Banner image: 4'33" Research Competition finalists for the 2022 Spotlight on the Arts, Elizabeth Dubberly, Daniel Karcher, Lyndsey Cole Hadary and Sofía Ruiz.

2023-2024 AGAS Lecture Series | Rachel Silveri

Lecture Abstract

Masako Onodera | Ann Orr Morris Memorial Fund Lecture

Banner image: Masako Onodera. Ghost, 7’ x 8’ x ½’.  Washi paper, ink, thread, piano wire.

Visiting Artist Seminar and Dinner | Rahim Fortune

Join us for an exciting event featuring visiting artist Rahim Fortune, who will be sharing his insights on “Storytelling & Visual Art: On Collaborative Documentary.”

Visiting Artist Lecture | Courtney Starrett — Data as Material

About the artist

Curator Talk | El Hadji Malick Ndiaye, Senegal

Dr. Ndiaye, Curator and Director of the Théodore Monod Museum in Dakar, Senegal, will present about his current project Transmission with Atlanta's High Museum, and the Monod Museum (formerly the French Institute of Black Africa, founded in 1936). Dr.

In Conversation: Paul Pfeiffer

This conversation begins with the premiere of Art21's new Extended Play short film, which focuses on Red Green Blue and the artist's time at UGA. 

Art History Faculty Lecture | Akela Reason

Image Credit: Stoughton and Stoughton, New York Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument, 1902, Riverside Park

Art History Faculty Lecture | Nicolas Morrissey

Banner image: Cave 26, Ajanta Caves

Associate Professor Nicolas Morrissey will present the lecture “On the Conception of the Buddha at Ajaṇṭā: Iconographic Anomaly and Buddhology in the Early Medieval Deccan.”